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Step 1
Use herbs to flavor foods instead of salt. Using salt excessively can cause bloating and, if used excessively over a long period of time, can cause high blood pressure.
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Step 2
Eat ginseng. A study by the University of Toronto also found that patients' blood sugar levels dropped about 9% when using ginseng. Those that used a placebo did not have the same affects.
Department of Physiology at Southern Illinois University and the School of Medicine found that consuming ginseng can help to cure sexual dysfunctions such as erectile dysfunction.
Ginseng can also help with curing the flu and reducing respiratory symptoms in older individuals. -
Step 3
Eat herbs that contain antioxidants. Many herbs and spices containing antioxidants, such as laurel, chili powder, garlic, basil and green and white teas can help slow the aging of cells. Antioxidants do this by preventing the oxidation of molecules, which reduces the chance of free radicals that cause cancer.
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Step 4
Eat cinnamon. Research shows that eating cinnamon can boost your metabolism and ward off diabetes.
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Step 5
Many herbs and spices containing antioxidants, such as laurel, chili powder, garlic, basil and green and white teas can help slow the aging of cells. Antioxidants do this by preventing the oxidation of molecules, which reduces the chance of free radicals that cause cancer.
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Step 6
Eat all types of herbs. Research published in the June 2008, Journal of Medicinal Food found that eating herbs can help reduce tissue damage and inflammation caused by high levels of blood-sugar. This is good news for diabetics.



















Comments
NightowlMama said
on 7/13/2009 fantastic article thanks so much
starlet67 said
on 6/3/2009 Great tips for using herbs and spices!5*
consignmentchic said
on 3/15/2009 Some interesting tips about herbs, thanks for sharing this! 5** recommended ya!
miasavc said
on 12/11/2008 Wonderful tips and very useful! Thank you for sharing! keep up good work!